Are you looking to attract more butterflies, native bees, moths, fireflies, and other pollinators to your gardens? This video shares 5 key tips to keep in mind when designing a garden that not only looks beautiful, but is buzzing with life as well. Remember N3H3 when planning your garden - follow along to learn more!

All videos and pictures featured in this video were taken in my small suburban gardens in Southern Ontario, Canada.

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This video was prepared to satisfy the outreach and education requirements of the Pollinator Stewardship Certification program from Pollinator Partnership Canada ([ Ссылка ]). For more information on the program, see [ Ссылка ]. I would highly recommend!!

Information Sources:
Information shared was from a collection of resources including the Pollinator Partnership Pollinator Stewardship Certification training program, the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Centre (@WildflowerCenterAustin [ Ссылка ]), the fabulous book, A Garden for the Rusty-Patched Bumblebee by Lorraine Johnson and Sheila Colla, life experience and trial and error! I hope you find the video content helpful and that it encourages you to start planting more native plants in your gardens to support local pollinators and biodiversity in your community!

Johnson, L., Colla, S., & Sanderson, A. (2022). A garden for the rusty-patched bumblebee: Creating habitat for native pollinators. Douglas & McIntyre.

Links:
@PollinatorOrg @pollinatorpartnershipca
Pollinator Partnership Canada Ecoregional Planting Guides: [ Ссылка ]
Pollinator Partnership Canada Pollinator Garden Signs:
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Pollinator Partnership USA Ecoregion Planting Guides:
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Video Highlights:
00:00 Intro
00:40 N3H3
00:49 Native Plants
02:52 3x3x3
04:14 Host Plants
04:59 Habitat
06:37 Have Fun
07:55 Conclusion

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